Sentence examples for stricter car from inspiring English sources

* Mr Obama has also put in motion a change in rules to allow states to set stricter car emission limits.

A month earlier, Germany had offered to derail an EU cap on bankers' bonuses, which the UK opposed, in return for UK support in sidelining the stricter car regulations.

Seat belt use is believed to be up, and stricter car-seat laws have made the days when children bounced around in the back of station wagons a distant memory.

RTC injury rate in Iran increased from 110 to 401 per 100,000 population during 1997-2005 due to rapid motorization and lack of strict car safety standards with a slight but significant decrease in 2006[ 5, 1].

While the pollutant has been on a downward trend since the turn of the century because of stricter diesel car standards, more than one in 10 monitoring stations in Europe still breach NO2 limits, the agency found.

The German-based automaker sought to meet the EPA's strict "green car" regulations and achieve higher miles-per-gallon ratings by using the controversial energy source during testing.

But that liberal tendency does not translate into how customers view one of the more controversial topics faced by state and local governments today: whether or not to regulate these new companies in the same manner as traditional taxi and hotel companies, which must follow strict rules on car insurance, provide access to customers with disabilities, and pay local hotel taxes.

In order to make the TFR conform to the requirement of a stricter spec for car-used electronic applications, it is a big challenge to develop a material with near-zero TCR for a large temperature region.

In France, the government recently acted to deal with air pollution by placing strict restrictions on car travel in Paris.

Most American voters believe global warming is an urgent problem; most believe that scientists who say otherwise are in the pockets of big business; most believe international agreement is needed, with President Clinton taking "immediate action"; and most would support stricter regulations for the car industry and for utilities.

- Obama announces a strict new auto emissions policy aimed at getting greener cars on the road.